Best: The Story of the Messenger Hours; With Some of the Thoughts They Have Brought (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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LL that thy Father does is best for thee. Like the soft chime of bells in perfect tune, Hoard o'er and o'er again, but never falling Upon the ear too soon, nor e'er too long, Continued, so these oft-repeated words Chime through our lives. And as the sweet-toned Through falling rain and over mist-wreathed river More near do sound, so this most sweet assurance Doth stronger grow in times of pain and sadness. Himself hath told us that not willingly He sends us sorrow and He, too, is grieved In all our grievings. So, when joys of earth Each after each withdraw themselves, and hopes Grow faint and die, let us but be more sure Our Father loves us. Nor, by questionings And frettings that so oft our days lack brightness, Make it less easy for His tender heart To choose our highest good. Oh, patient waitl And we shall see, ere long, His best, bright end To all our cloudy days.(the messenger flours.

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